Household spending in Japan falls more than expected
Daily NewsIn Japan, all household spending fell 4.4 percent annually in April. The data was expected to rise by 2.3 percent. Japanese household spending fell 4.4 percent in...
Read MoreIn Japan, all household spending fell 4.4 percent annually in April. The data was expected to rise by 2.3 percent. Japanese household spending fell 4.4 percent in...
Read MoreAsian stocks were broadly lower on Tuesday as Wall Street’s rally took a breather. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) surprised markets again by hiking interest ...
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Read MoreThe Ministry of Industry and Technology issued 1,309 investment incentive certificates for April. The investment amount of the projects that received certificates...
Read MoreBolat, who took over the Ministry of Trade from Muş, stated that the main goal is to increase production and trade, and underlined that he wants to improve the cu...
Read MoreThe decrees regarding the implementation of the controversial reform that extended the retirement age by two years in France and became law in April have begun to...
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Read MoreJapan’s trend inflation is likely to rise in the coming period, but the BOJ’s price stability target of 2 percent will take time to be achieved, Bank of Japan (BO...
Read MoreIn Asian markets, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index led the gains. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index rose 3 percent in the first hour of trading, leading gains in the broader...
Read MoreThe US Senate has approved a bill that would prevent the country from defaulting by increasing the debt limit. A vote was also held in the US Senate on the Fiscal...
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Read MoreUS Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen met with Ajay Banga, who will take office as President of the World Bank. According to a statement from the US Treasury Departm...
Read MoreThe United Nations (UN) reported concerns about the slowdown in the implementation of the Black Sea Grain Initiative. UN Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric made a sta...
Read MoreThe contraction in manufacturing activity in the US continued for the 7th month due to the decrease in orders. The ISM manufacturing index in the US fell from 47....
Read MoreOil rose as progress on a U.S. debt deal and expanding factory activity in China overshadowed ongoing concerns about the demand outlook. U.S. crude rose above $68...
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